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Is adult 36 yr old mild lumbar scoliosis less than 20 degrees along with mild stenosis has a tendency to progress ? no previous x-rays available. no pain or symptoms.

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Unlikely: Unlikely to progress degenerative less than 20 usually dosent progress idiopathic curve greater than 45 degrees known to progress

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Answered 12/13/2015

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A member asked:

Is adult 36 yr old mild lumbar scoliosis less than 20 degrees along with mild stenosis has a tendency to progress ? no previous x-rays available. no pain or symptoms.

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Mark Weston answered

Dr Rhoads and 2 doctors agreed

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